BusinessNews

Cabinet Secretary nominee Moses Kuria says there will be no more importation of furniture

I would rather have a fight with the few importers while I support the majority. We cannot continue to import chairs and tooth picks,” Moses Kuria.

Cabinet Secretary nominee for Trade Moses Kuria has announced that as soon as he is sworn in, he will ban importation of furniture.

He said Kenya cannot continue importing items like chairs and tables that Kenyans could easily make and that he was ready to deal with any resistance.

In what will be music to the ears of local furniture manufactures Kuria gave the example has already been set with local production of desks for schools.

He noted that the previous regime said all school desks should be made within the locality – an experiment he said was very successful.

Kuria who said the new regime has many brilliant ideas that once implemented will ensure that people have money in their pockets.

Related posts

KTDA directors ousted in sweeping reforms in the tea sector last year have not been reinstated by court as claimed

News Today Reporter

Late President Mwai Kibaki’s sister Esther Waitherero has died barely three months after the death of her iconic brother

News Today Reporter

Shock grips a village in Othaya as a strange wild animal kills a man, eats his brain and heart

NewsToday

Kenya working with partners to ensure swift Covid-19 response and prevention

NewsToday

Kibicho dismisses DP Ruto’s rigging claims as baseless propaganda, says government has no capacity or intention to interfere with the general elections

News Today Reporter

Big boost as close to 60,000 coffee farmers receive subsidies worth Sh 450 million

News Today Reporter